Due to an earthquake. Damn I was panicking so hard. Ok, this is how this shit went down.

I was casually eating some siopao in my classroom, which is located on the third floor. And then, I felt something shake. I looked down and around, then up at the ceiling fans. They were all shaking. I ran outside my classroom and grabbed the railing, as I saw the windows of the teacher's faculty that is across my classroom, shake violently. I was clinging on for dear life and then I heard screams of panicked students who also ran out of their classrooms. I was looking around at the panicking students if my friends were there yet they didn't get out of their classroom when I and my class did. We were told to keep calm by the teachers ((A.K.A. CALM YO TITS)) and to return to our classrooms. I went into my classroom and then I found myself sitting on the ground and I felt like I wanted to piss and puke. I needed to calm down so I started walking around the third floor, communicating with my friends who were not scared of the earthquake. I went back into my classroom and sat my ass down on the floor again. Suddenly, I felt a small shake. It was the first after shock, and it was pretty big (for me) and so I was ready to run out until one of my classmates were like "DUDE YOU GUYS SHOULD CALM DOWN, ESPECIALLY YOU ANGIE AND LUISA" because Luisa and I were already at the door. We calmed a bit more and sat, until, I walked outside for fresh air, only to realize that the glass was shaking again, and this was the second after shock. With that, I grabbed my precious belongings and ran down the ramp like there was no manana. We were all at the field, waiting for the next decision to be made, and I realized that my sister had already ran toward the field before everyone else. We were awaiting the next order and found out that many of the schools have already evacuated their students before we did. And so we got the go signal of evacuating and I grabbed all my shit and ran down the stairs and to my car that came after a few minutes after calling the house.

All in all this was a panicky day for me.